Palworld 1.0: The 7 Accessories That Make You Overpowered

The same Pal Defense Up Lv. 4 as Blazamut's, with the damage half aimed at Dragon attacks instead. Endgame rosters lean hard on dragons, so this talisman scales with exactly the pals you finish the game with. Wear both talismans and every partner pal fights under Lv. 4 defense no matter how your team is built.

Red canopy on the approach to the northwest terminal at -1186, -829.

One clean job: Pal Attack Up Lv. 3, so everything you summon hits harder. It rounds the talisman pair out into a full pal combat suite, defense from the talismans and damage from the whistle. The terminal sits on a small island off the volcano coast by the Scorching Obsidian Watchtower fast travel.

Lava flows on the ride out to the watchtower islet at -502, -508.

The most quietly broken utility item in the game. Mercy Hit means your own attacks can never drop a target below 1 HP, so you can unload a rocket launcher and still take the capture alive. On top of that, the glasses reveal every wild pal’s hidden Health, Attack and Defense potentials on a 0 to 100 scale before you spend a single sphere. Breeders never take these off.

Scouting wild pals under the blossoms; the terminal sits at 8, 121.

Heat Resistance Lv. 3, Cold Resistance Lv. 3 and Health Up Lv. 4 on one accessory. It is the Multiclimate Undershirt with a massive health roll stapled on, which makes it the best survival slot in the game. Fast travel to Scorched Ashland on the southern island and the terminal is a short drop below the north beach.

Scorched Ashland on the map; the terminal sits at -815, -850.

Heat Lv. 3 and Cold Lv. 3 in one slot, which ends armor micromanagement for good: one armor set for the whole map and no more hot-and-cold wardrobe swaps. The Vanguard Charm outclasses it, so treat the undershirt as the early pickup. The desert terminal is reachable long before the Ashland one, and one of the two belongs on your body at all times.

Desert canyons at dusk near the terminal at 605, 304.

Defense Up Lv. 3 for you rather than your pals. Bosses and raids in 1.0 hit hard enough that a flat personal defense roll earns its slot while you are still learning fight mechanics. Fast travel to Heatwave Gate northeast of the volcano and walk the beach a short way north.

The misty beachfront by the terminal at -372, -335.

You start the game with two accessory slots. The Dog Coin trader at the ruined Desolate Church northwest of spawn sells the other two: the Mysterious Accessory Box for 50 Dog Coins unlocks slot three, and the Mystic Accessory Box for 300 unlocks slot four. Just carrying each box is enough. The seven terminals above pay out 265 Dog Coins between them, most of the 350 you need for both.

The Desolate Church trader at 63, -412, glowing statue and all.

Two Extra Weapon Holsters hide in the Ancient Technology tab and add a fourth and fifth weapon slot. A few ancient points buy you the ability to cycle rocket launcher, rifle and sphere launcher mid-fight without ever opening the inventory.

Sphere modules are the most skipped power system in 1.0: slot one into your sphere loadout and every throw gets a bonus. The endgame pick is the Homing Module at level 69, which turns spheres into heat-seeking missiles and adds Capture Strength +3 on top. Late-game spheres are expensive, and this module means you never waste one on a miss. On the way up, the Curve, Heavy Weight, Slider and Sniper modules all boost capture power with easier aim.

A homing-assisted capture, bonus loot included.

Criminally underrated Spider-Man tech. The hook yanks you to terrain instantly, keeps you moving while over-encumbered (grapple your overloaded self around base instead of crawling), and combos with the glider: fire at the ground, jump, and open the glider for a launch boost that crosses valleys without a flying mount. The gun and its Hyper upgrade live in the Ancient Technology tab.

Mid-launch: grapple, jump, glide.